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Father accused of killing driver who struck his son with car turns self in

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Updated: 5:26 PM EDT Apr 4, 2017

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WEBVTT SHEREE AND MARK - POLICE HAVE FILED MURDER CHARGES AGAINSTTWO MEN FOR THE VIOLENT MURDEROF JAMIE URTON LAST WEEK IN WALNUT HILLS. JAMALL KILLINGS, THE FATHER OFTHE FOUR YEAR OLD BOY WHO WAS HIT.... AND DEONTE BABER. TONIGHT 9-1-1 CALLS SHOW US JUSTHOW VOLATILE THAT SCENE WAS.A 9-1-1 CALL REVEALS JUST HOW UPSET THE FATHER OF A FOUR-YEAR-OLD GOT.... AFTER HIS SON WAS HIT BY A CARON KENTON STREET. POLICE SAY 44-YEAR -OLD JAMIE URTON ACCIDENTALLY HITTHE BOY IN WALNUT HILLS...WHILE ON HIS LUNCH BREAK... URTON STOPPED....TO SEE IF THEBOY WAS OK ...A WITNESS - SAW WHAT HAPPENED NEXT. ACCORDING TO POLICE - JAMALLKILLINGS - THE 4-YEAR-OLD'S FATHERAND DEONTE BABER - BOTH ARE WANTED FOR URTON'S MURDER...POLICE ISSUED WARRANTS FOR THEIRARRESTS.SEVERAL WITNESSES CALLED9-1-1.... EXPLAINING THE VIOLENT KILLINGIN DETAIL.SEVERAL PEOPLE SAY URTON -WAS SHOT MULTIPLE TIMES.AT LAST CHECK - BABER AND KILLINGS WERE NOT BOOKED IN THE HAMILTON COUNTY JAIL... ANYONE WITH INFORMATION SHOULDCONTACT CRIMESTOPPERS AT

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Updated: 5:26 PM EDT Apr 4, 2017

CINCINNATI —

A man accused of fatally shooting a driver who struck his 4-year-old son with a vehicle has turned himself in, authorities said.

Jamall Killings, 24, is now being held in the Hamilton County Justice Center. He faces charges of murder and felonious assault.

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Killings is the father of a young boy who was struck by a vehicle on March 24. He and Deonte Baber, 25, are accused in the shooting death of Jamie Urton, 44.

Police said Urton was shot to death after he accidentally hit a 4-year-old boy who dashed into a Cincinnati street. Urton stopped, but was attacked by people who saw the boy hit. The witnesses dragged Urton from his car and assaulted him, police said.

The child was treated at a hospital and released.

Urton worked for the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Baber is still at large. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.